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5/10/2025, 2:08:17 AM
>>2915383
The scrapyard uses magnets to sort stuff. How important is it to you?
>>2915475
The fitting could be clogged and crusty, it happens a lot if the object isn’t greased often. That’s why you can buy assortments of zerks for cheap at HF or Amazon or wherever. Also tons of attachments if you can’t pop the grease gun on the fitting properly. But google “how to clean crusty zerk fittings” first and see what happens”.
>>2915476
6.5” blades became so common that most of the time there’s shipping displays with 2pks or Diablo or DeWalt or Spyder blades, they’re offered in both 6.5” and 7-1/4” for the same cost. From all my browsing, it might be like 60/40 with slightly more 7-1/4” deals but I’ve always been able to snag a couple extra 6.5” blades in a combo pack for cheap without searching. The little 5-3/8” blades are still expensive, and 8-1/4” table saw blades never have deals. But you can’t go wrong with the main 2 choices.
The scrapyard uses magnets to sort stuff. How important is it to you?
>>2915475
The fitting could be clogged and crusty, it happens a lot if the object isn’t greased often. That’s why you can buy assortments of zerks for cheap at HF or Amazon or wherever. Also tons of attachments if you can’t pop the grease gun on the fitting properly. But google “how to clean crusty zerk fittings” first and see what happens”.
>>2915476
6.5” blades became so common that most of the time there’s shipping displays with 2pks or Diablo or DeWalt or Spyder blades, they’re offered in both 6.5” and 7-1/4” for the same cost. From all my browsing, it might be like 60/40 with slightly more 7-1/4” deals but I’ve always been able to snag a couple extra 6.5” blades in a combo pack for cheap without searching. The little 5-3/8” blades are still expensive, and 8-1/4” table saw blades never have deals. But you can’t go wrong with the main 2 choices.
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